Inspiration time again! We can never get enough inspiration from fellow photographers. It helps us create new ideas and visions for our own photo adventures. Surfing through the net, I found an inspirational article that has 225 photography tips from various photographers. The tips range from using camera gear to learning to wait for the […]
What Is The Most Important Element Of A Good Photograph?
I came across an interesting website the other day. A lawyer decided to take time off in December 2008 and travel the world without leaving the ground. Sixteen months later, he had traveled to six continents and 44 countries. After returning home he decided to do more traveling and has created a nice website with […]
Resource For Photography Learning
Ever get stuck in a rut taking photos or have questions on how to process images? If so, check out this website: http://www.cambridgeincolour.com. At Cambridge In Colour, you can find all sorts of information regarding photography. Portraiture lighting, creating panorama photos, and understanding focal length of lenses and depth of field are just some of […]
In The Foreground: Jerry Uelsmann
Considered to be one of the top ten photographers of all time, Jerry Uelsmann created a photographic world that was years ahead of the Photoshop generation. Over the last four decades, his composite photographs, made up of multiple film negatives, have been displayed throughout the world in more than 100 exhibitions. While enjoying the Digital […]
Photokina Time
Yes, it’s that time once again. Photokina, the world’s largest imaging trade show, is coming to Cologne, Germany in September. This is the show where most camera manufacturers display their latest and greatest creations, from camera bodies to lenses. This show only happens every two years, so it is very popular among amateur and pro […]
Finding The Right Kind Of Camera
Finding the right kind of camera can sometimes be a challenge for people, especially with the different types of cameras on the market today. Should you go with a DSLR, Point-and-Shoot, Hybrid or Mirrorless? The possibilities are endless. If you’ve looked in stores and online, I’m sure you’ve been flooded with information as to which […]
A Name From The Past…With A Great Photographic Future
I don’t know how old everyone is who reads my blog, but if you’ve been around for a while and know music well, I’m going to throw a name out and see what kind of reaction it gets. Here’s the name: Bryan Adams. Remember Bryan? Remember the songs “Summer of ’69” and “(Everything I Do) […]
TED: How Photography Connects Us
Every once in a while I come across a really great video on the TED website, so I wasn’t completely surprised when I came across one on photography. For those of you who aren’t familiar with TED (TED = Technology, Entertainment, Design), it’s a nonprofit devoted to spreading ideas through powerful talks on everything from […]
Video On The Rise More Than Ever
Cameras today are amazing! Most high-end cameras now seem to be able to do it all: Still photography; Time lapse; Video. While I feel pretty confident doing still and time lapse, video always seems to be the missing link for me. I love watching videos, but creating them seems to be on a different level […]
Different Photo Opportunities While In The Eastern Sierra Nevada
When I was on my trip and commuting from Mammoth to Yosemite on a daily basis, I noticed a lot of different photo opportunities along highway 395. One that really pulled me in was the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains with the thunderstorm clouds overhead. I thought that the clouds and the open landscape would make […]